Go out to buy food on the twelfth day of the first month.

You can buy food in two different places, the difference is: the price is different, and there may be a big gap; Different environments give consumers different feelings and experiences of buying food; Different sellers will also affect consumers' choice, whether to go to the market or the supermarket to buy food. Perhaps the vegetable market has a slight advantage.

There is a common problem at present. The price of buying food in the market is even cheaper than that in the supermarket. This is not a greedy mentality. The frozen meat of vegetables in the supermarket may not be much fresher than that in the market, but the packaging cost is reflected in the price. Vegetables in the market are neatly arranged, fresh and relatively complete, but it is also suggested to pay more attention to avoid routine when choosing vegetables.

Most supermarkets buy food in a better environment than vegetable markets. Some people don't like the wet ground of the vegetable market, and there are strange smells like chicken, duck, fish, shrimp and crab meat, so their enthusiasm for buying food in the vegetable market is less, but in fact, some vegetable markets are not that bad. Speaking of sellers, the price of vegetables in supermarkets is fixed and cannot be changed at will, so it is impossible to bargain with supermarket salespeople. However, the sellers in the market are still flexible on this issue. There are many stalls in the market, and making goods is more reliable than three stores.